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Old 11-02-2021, 07:57 PM
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It's sad to say, but Tina Turner (who should have gotten in there for the 2nd time before Stevie) and Carole King (SAME) are of no use to Stevie. They can't help keep her relevant.
But Linda Ronstadt could
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Old 11-02-2021, 08:56 PM
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But Linda Ronstadt could
You mean her participation in Linda's induction?
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You mean her participation in Linda's induction?
"When I heard Different Drum, I thought I don't look that good in cutoffs, but that's what I'm doing!"
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"When I heard Different Drum, I thought I don't look that good in cutoffs, but that's what I'm doing!"
Howling! And yes I remember it well. Carrie did a KILLER version of "Different Drum" and Stevie has covered Linda well over the years too
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Okay, but did covering Linda Ronstadt ever make her RELEVANT?
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Okay, but did covering Linda Ronstadt ever make her RELEVANT?
I view them as peers. Artists of a similar generation. Stevie shouted from the rooftops how she was the 1st woman to get in the RRHOF twice. Now, just a few short years later, 2 contemporaries of her did, and we hear nothing from her. I find it telling of how she choses to align and assert herself. That said, I also called her out on not acknowledging the Foo Fighters either.
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I view them as peers. Artists of a similar generation. Stevie shouted from the rooftops how she was the 1st woman to get in the RRHOF twice. Now, just a few short years later, 2 contemporaries of her did, and we hear nothing from her. I find it telling of how she choses to align and assert herself. That said, I also called her out on not acknowledging the Foo Fighters either.
Stevie also got involved in the Linda tribute because Waddy was leading it since he was in Linda's band.
But appearing at that ceremony definitely got her name back out there. It was an all-female tribute (but for Glenn on bg vocals for It's So Easy). First time the HOF induction was done at the brand new state of the art Barclays Center. It was broadcast on HBO.
I think before the HOF induction, the spotlight was on Christine rejoining Fleetwood Mac.
Right after HOF, Stevie went to see Dave in Nashville.
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